Mr. Holloway person
Summary: A man who, with his wife, kept the stage stand at one of the McMillen places and was accused of poisoning Piper's yeast.
Completeness: 57/100 Grade D
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poisoning the yeast
cited from A Poisoning Case (1891) · +1 more. Piper was still preparing the meal
when Mr. Shelly asked him why he put quinine
in his bread. Mr. Piper immediately became
alarmed and told him to quit eating it as some-
one tried to poison him some two weeks ago,
and he was suspicio…
lived_at
cited from A Poisoning Case (1891)
. Piper was still preparing the meal
when Mr. Shelly asked him why he put quinine
in his bread. Mr. Piper immediately became
alarmed and told him to quit eating it as some-
one tried to poison him some two weeks ago,
and he was suspicio…
owned
stage stand
cited from A Poisoning Case (1891). Piper was still preparing the meal
when Mr. Shelly asked him why he put quinine
in his bread. Mr. Piper immediately became
alarmed and told him to quit eating it as some-
one tried to poison him some two weeks ago,
and he was suspicio…
Sources (2)
A Poisoning Case ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
It is quite evident that someone did poison the… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details